Facing such serious challenges, ALL Forum realized the need to strengthening our young leaders with a wisdom and insight in order to put their ideas and visions into practice at the grass-root level to cope with the urgent challenges.

The “Moving school” for Youth in Nepal will focus more on empowerment for them in the name of “solidarity” in order to ensure dialogue and collaboration among youth with different background, traditions and religions to find solutions of the problems in their society. It also puts stresses on strengthening the young ones’ Christian identity among Church workers in Nepal in relation to the process of creative intercultural and inter religious encounter.

Inwardly, solidarity should be made manifest with increased laity involvement in decision making at all levels of the Church in order to serve the poor and marginalized people in the country. To achieve this goal, ALL Forum will promote various formation programs especially for young lay leaders. We employ the Catholic Social Teachings (CSTs) as main tool, as well as the spirit or principles of FABC like “Triple dialogue” and “Pastoral spiral” which is a dialectical methodology “from below”. As an effective spiritual formation, the Youth Forum places much emphasis on the religious identity amid the all-things-mixed global world. Strengthening the Christian identity of the young is very urgent and relevant because they need to be conscious of their role in peace-building and serving people in needs. Below are the purposes of Moving School in general:

• Providing a New Vision and Spirit for Lay leaders based on FABC & CSTs: This Forum will be based on “integral human development” often expressed in Joy of the Gospel and Laudato Si.
• Providing “Asian Theologies and spirituality” based on the Context of Nepal: The program will encourage lay people to become good church workers and activists by reflecting their concrete lives in the light of the Bible, their concrete lives reflected in the dialogues with poor, diverse cultures and religions. 
• Providing Spirit and Ways to Champion for Peace: Aware of the importance and urgency of human rights as a result of peace in many fields more and more, young lay leaders are invited to learn and be a champion for human rights.